Because a lot of people think only Mighty Morphin exists and sadly the owners do so too.

Basically no different from only acknowledging the original 60s Star Trek show. Shame.

I can’t speak for outsiders watching Beast Morphers, but my brother’s reaction to Ninja Steel was “Same as I remember it. Cheesy as f*ck” (please note we grew up on the Disney seasons).

We did recently get a whole show based on TNG, with a little Voyager sprinkled in, so the nostalgia market *is* moving forwards.

What should the ryusoul changer be called in dino fury?

Yeah, if they can make the Cobra Kai/Picard formula work for PR, I am fine with that. I guess I was concerned of the possible backlash that could happen by fans who genuinely look forward to a new sentai season being adapted as a new PR season only to be given a MMPR reboot show that ignores the other teams and stuff.

I can only speak for myself, but at this point, I wouldn't be annoyed, just disappointed. I'm a child of the Disney era, so MMPR nostalgia just doesn't grab me as much as it does others, so to see everything go for that pure MMPR just doesn't catch my interest. Buuut, after so long of everything being MMPR-first, any other series there as an afterthought, it's almost expected. I'd sigh, and continue to wait for anything else. Idk. If Beast Morphers proved anything, it's that the current team is perfectly willing to look elsewhere for inspiration, and honestly, that's some incredibly positive news looking forwards.

Yeah, I mean my older sisters(who generally I don't think I could really consider fans tbh!) watched Mighty Morphin when it went out whereas my childhood was likely a mix of the post-Zordon and Disney eras if anything so when even people the same age as me have said Mighty Morphin is their favourite I've just wished they would do their research!

Lost Galaxy opinion piece.

https://geektyrant.com/news/power-ra...s-than-stellar

My dino fury hopes : stig eldrid as the mentor and holly shanahan as the technical advisor and the daughter of the mentor.